The Raspberry Pi is an ARM powered, credit card sized computer. The low power computer is mass produced at very low prices and the high number of units sold gives it massive community support. There is a few installation options, check the 'How To' link for more information.
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Did your subscription to Google expire and you don't want to renew? This thread is the place to ask your questions that Google couldn't help with!† Looking for help with a project? Have a question that you need answered? Was it not answered last week? Did not get a satisfying answer? A question that you haven't done any research for? Maybe something you think everyone but you knows? Ask it here!
Perhaps you just want ideas of what to do with that Raspberry Pi that's been sitting in a drawer or maybe you haven't even purchased yet. Well look no further, there's a huge list of ideas right here! (link for users using broken mobile apps)
Before posting your question think about if it's really about the Raspberry Pi or not. If you were doing math homework using a Bic pen, would you ask on pen forums for math help? There may be better places to ask your question, such as /r/AskProgramming, /r/learnpython, /r/AskElectronics, or /r/linuxquestions. Asking in a forum more specific to your question will likely get better answers!
Questions should be on topic, concise, and answerable. Answers must be a real answer that solves the question.
Are you a regular of /r/raspberry_pi? Please don't downvote this thread just because you already know everything! The more people that see this this helpdesk and idea thread the less the front page will be filled with questions like these:
- does anyone have any project ideas
- do I need 5 pis to do 5 things
- why do superheroes wear underpants on the outside
- why won't windows read my SD card after it was in the Pi
- can I use another computer as a monitor
- can I replace the OS on the SD card with another OS
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